The Fight for Abortion Rights in Post-Roe America
Without federal abortion protections, both the public and elected leaders must act to safeguard reproductive rights.
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The Supreme Court Is on the Verge of Expanding Second Amendment Gun Rights
Law professor Darrell Miller forecasts a “radical change” in the law coming from the Court’s conservative justices. -
Why Roe Was Never Enough — and What Comes Next
Abortion rights and women’s rights are directly tied to the health of U.S. democracy. Both are in free fall — and have been for some time. Where do we go from here? -
Could Better Technology Lead to Stronger 4th Amendment Privacy Protections?
Scholar Orin Kerr explores how the reshuffled Supreme Court might rule on surveillance and policing. -
Dominion Voting’s Libel Suits, the First Amendment, and Actual Malice
If the Supreme Court gets involved, the defamation cases against Fox News and One America News could end up changing longstanding rules relating to the press. -
What Biden’s SCOTUS Nominee Will Face
The Supreme Court’s first black woman nominee will likely face a disproportionate number of questions on such issues as affirmative action, voting rights, law enforcement practices, and judicial activism. -
Women’s Rights and Democracy Are Inextricably Linked
America is backsliding on both, and it’s not a coincidence. -
Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Next
History is made at the Supreme Court. -
Diversity in Federal Judicial Selection During the Biden Administration
An assessment of likely future vacancies and their impact on diversity on the bench. -
The Role of Racial Resentment in Our Politics
The parties seem further apart on questions of race today than they have been for some time—but the truth is more complicated.
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